#that 70s show fan art

[panickedpanko]

POV: you've gone to visit Eddie at the garage

When I saw this I 100% thought of @trashmouth-richie HIH series Eddie (go check that out)

#eddie munson #eddie munson fanart #stranger things #eddie munson x reader #steddie #eddie is rated e for everyone so #stranger things fan art #art #procreate #digital art #another thats 70s show redraw #shes a classic

[artrmeblog]

“Oh my God, you two are insufferable! Get a room already!”

Probably said by either Robin, Max or Dustin. These two are always attached to the hip. Even a group setting.

Pose reference is based on another Cheerleader/Burnout pairing I am obsessed with.

#hellcheer #eddie and chrissy #eddissy #eddie munson #chrissy cunningham #stranger things 4 #cheerleader #burnout #jackie and hyde #the 70s show #fan art #ship art #illustration #digital art #procreate

[ntntpad-art]

reuploading some old art from 2020 I was in my That 70s Show phase and I must have re-watched the whole thing like 4 times. I was always an avid HydeJackie enjoyer since I was a kid so naturally I had to do some zenmasters fanart. Never uploaded this art to many places since it got stolen and re-uploaded like crazy on Instagram and it got MILLIONS OF LIKES on somebody's That 70s Show fan account and never credited me (cries) I had also stopped drawing so much Hyde and Jackie since D*nny M*sterson's case was happening around that time and I didn't think most people would appreciate this type of art,,,,, ANYWAYS If anybody saw this art making its rounds on IG back in 2020, it was me :]

#that 70s show #steven hyde #jackie burkhart #hydejackie #fan art #my art

[t4tbatcat]

#that 70s show #my art #my-art #procreate app #fanart #fan art #donna pinciotti #michael kelso #eric forman #Steven hyde #jackie burkhart #fez

[giadin-a]

my rewatch is going on.

#illustration #my art #fan art #fanart #doodle #that 70s show #70's show #the 70's show #eric forman #donna pinciotti #red forman #kitty forman #steven hyde #jackie x hyde #jackie and hyde #jackie burkhart

[sarasade]

Play with me, little human.

#viren is so gonna die in the next season of tdp #I'm not 100% sure but it's very likely #I'm like 70% sure aaravos will be responsible of his death #very sexy of him #this is just my fan fic like everything on my blog. don't mind me #if Viren dies Izzy Hands is my backup gross old man #if aaravos is going to pull some Akio style bullshit he's 100% responsible for everything bad that ever happened in the show #aaravos #the dragon prince #the dragon prince fan art #viravos #sarasadeart #aaravos x viren

[schlock-luster-video]

On September 25, 2019, The Rocky Horror Picture Show was screened at The Glory Hoes.

Here's some new Tim Curry art to celebrate!

#the rocky horror picture show #rhps #richard o'brien #rocky horror picture show #rocky horror #rhps frank #queer film #queer cinema #cult movies #fan art #horror #sci fi #cult cinema #cult film #1970s #70s movies #movie art #art #drawing #movie history #pop art #modern art #pop surrealism #portrait

[kadepi]

That 70′s Show / Kadepi 2022 ©

#that 70s show #that 70's show #topher grace #ashton kutcher #mila kunis #wilmer valderrama #poster #poster design #vintage poster #retro design #graphic design #artists on tumblr #fan art

[rainbowdelicartz]

An icon commission for my lovely friend @viorose of Jackie from That 70s Show!!

I really hope that you and everyone who sees this likes it!

(actual icon is under the cut)

I hope you and everyone else enjoys it!!

[ART COMMISSION INFO!!!]

#rainbowdelicartz #🌈my art #jackie burkhart #jackie that 70s show #that 70s show #t70s #sitcom #tv sitcom #90s #90s tv shows #90s tv series #90s tv #90s sitcoms #icon #icon art #fanart #fan art #art commisson #finished art commission #completed commission #finished commission #art #artist #artistic #drawing #artwork #artsy #arts #digital #digital art

[viviangreeneart]

I'm Going Home

I loved adding stars to his hair and eye shadow.

#frank n furter #tim curry #fan art #digital art #art #portrait #rocky horror picture show #70's movie

[katieyarts]

#that 70s show #jackie burkhart #that ‘70s show #that70showedit #fanart #fan art

[panickedpanko]

Eddie and my version of Tooty from @trashmouth-richie series Honey I’m Home. This isn’t from the series. Just saw this and pictured them chillin after band practice.

#eddie munson #stranger things #eddie munson x reader #eddie munson fanart #digital art #illustration #art #hih #have some art darling #that 70s show reference again #I will never stop with that 70s show references #clip studio paint #eddie munson fan fiction #honey i’m home

[offbrandkyoya]

Lights, Camera, Action! - scaramouche x reader smau

summary:

you’re best friends with the famous band of all time, 5WIRL. however, DCKZ are rising to the top which are leaving your friends in the dust. the solution: add a new member, a new face to start some attention! it did cause attention alright, especially for your heart.

pairing: scaramouche x gn!reader

genre: band au, smau, fluff, crack, celebrity x reader, angst

warning: cursing, scandals, false rumors, kys jokes, mistreatment

status: completed!

taglist: closed :(

5WIRL the lovers DCKZ

Prologue: 1 & 2

01: congratulations! (you’re fucked)

02: common venti L

03: todays the day

04: childe has 0 rizz

05: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, SIX

06: let’s do it

07: << egg sandwiches

08: not your wife

09: fake birthday

10: scarapoo

11: sandwich kisses

12: stay mad

13: kaeyas delusional era

14: yn’s love life

15: SCARA!

16: therapist venti

17: the first show

18: bitchy woman

19: cricket cricket

20: just a friend

21: oh

22: strong

23: retweet

24: im glad to have met you

25: the delusions won

26: HE WANT ME

27: yes

28: TEN?????

29: giggling

30: hoe list

31: date night

32: together 4eva

33: bf reveal

34: enough is enough

35: best friends

36: sugar booger

37: marriage arc

38: fucking kids

39: by my side

40: kazurizz

41: oops i did it again

42: suck it up

43: stupid + stupid

44: = scarayn

45: angel from heaven

46: jealousy jealousy

47: boy what

48: fine then

49: feelings suck

50: hopefully

51: I’m Sorry

52: two weeks!?

53: he’s everywhere

54: bitchless era

55: good luck (you need it)

56: the artist named “….”

57: bye boyfie

58: love confessions

59: yn the widow

60: scara the widower

61: NOW NOW NOW

62: TAY

63: PAC-MAN

64: horrible people

65: pussy

66: big fan

67: what about us?

68: ten kids confirmed

69: crashing down

70: sleeping beauty

71: Goodbye Moon

72: new you new me

73: rattled cages

74: Better luck next time

75: Here Goes

76: Therefore, you and me

77: communication is key

78: the art of love

79: last show

80: thoma ache

81: masked singer

82: think about it

83: haters gonna hate

84: mamas boy

85: you hafta

86: it’s over

87: 2 brothers 2 men

88: Yns Mona Lisa

89: star

90: horn dog

91: win or lose

92: fight club

93: warmth

94: This is Life

95: Epilogue

#genshin x reader #genshin scaramouche #genshin impact #genshin x you #genshin fluff #scaramouche #genshin smau #scaramouche x reader #genshin childe #genshin kaeya #genshin diluc #genshin zhongli #genshin venti #genshin xiao #genshin aether #genshin heizou #genshin kaedahara kazuha #genshin kazuha #kaeya alberich #diluc ragnvindr #tartaglia #ajax tartaglia #genshin tartagalia #genshin traveler #scaramouche smau #genshin impact x you #genshin impact x reader #genshin impact scaramouche #genshin 5WIRL #genshin DCKZ

[70sscifiart]

The Last-Minute Sci-Fi Gift Guide

There's only one thing worse than procrastinating on getting gifts for your loved ones, and that's procrastinating on putting together a guide to help out everyone else with all those gifts. It's Dec 12, so you can decide for yourself which I'm doing.

Art book: Worlds Beyond Time, $32

If you follow this blog, you might have heard of this one. I published Worlds Beyond Time: Sci-Fi Art of the 1970s this year after five years of work on it, and I think it's really good! 400+ images, 100+ artists, with lots of fun art history and jokes.

Also, it's just $20 right now if you order through my publisher and use the code SKIPTHELINE! Cheapest it's ever been!

Card game: Coup, $14

In this "social deduction" card game, you play as a government official in a future dystopia who needs to backstab their way into power. Everyone starts out with just two cards in this bluffing game, so the tide can turn pretty quick when players start assassinating each other's cards. The fast pace makes it a good gift for someone who loves spies but thinks they don't like card games.

Game to play over Zoom: Bad Spaceships, $3

If a bluffing game stresses you out, try Bad Spaceships: It's a collaborative world-building game in which you roll dice to see what area of your spaceship connects to another, forcing you to spitball exactly why this is the case. As the game puts it, you might fix the hull by playing Tetris, or charge your weapons in the swimming pool. You're basically getting weird prompts to tell a story that can evolve over the course of the game.

It's such an indie game that it comes as PDFs you download from itch.io, but you can play it just as well over Zoom, if you're looking for an excuse to catch up with your old digital nomad college friend.

Movies/TV: Streaming service gift card

Gift cards are all well and good, but you can personalize them by recommending a few of your favorite shows as well. I suggest:

Hulu: Cowboy Bebop

Apple TV+: Severance

Criterion Channel: Ravenous, Paprika, Strange Days

Paramount+: Yellowjackets

Amazon Prime: The Devil's Hour

But to be honest, this entry is just an excuse to talk about the new Max show Scavenger’s Reign. Inspired by the work of French artist Moebius and with a clear debt to famed 70s animated film Fantastic Planet, this stylish sci-fi show features a bunch of humans trying to survive on a beautiful but hostile alien world. Perfect for lovers of fictional nature.

Vintage sci-fi

This Etsy shop has some good stuff, like the 1971 Frank Kelly Freas NASA poster above, a bit of history that I even mentioned on page 167 of my art book.

Penguin science fiction postcards, $28

These postcards have a ton of very cool sci-fi covers I've blogged in the past – great value if you want a lot of art for a low cost.

Meteorite pendant necklace, $34

I think we all know what kind of rock your loved ones need around their neck: A chunk of meteorite straight out of the 1576 Argentinan meteorite fall.

Book recs

For astronauts: Packing for Mars by Mary Roach, The New Guys: The Historic Class of Astronauts That Broke Barriers and Changed the Face of Space Travel by Meredith Bagby

For comedians: Gideon the Ninth by Tamsyn Muir, Even Greater Mistakes: Short Stories by Charlie Jane Anders 

For sleuths: Six Wakes by Mur Lafferty, Drunk on All Your Strange New Words by Eddie Robson

For crafters: Knits of Tomorrow: Toys and Accessories for your Retro-Future Needs

For the resistance fighters: The Light Brigade by Kameron Hurley, An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon

For slasher movie fans: Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare

Syd Mead "Biomorph Vehicle" button down shirt, $49

T-shirts aren't classy enough for the world's coolest visual futurist, Syd Mead. I haven't actually bought this incredibly odd shirt, but I really need to.

Art prints (and more) from 70s sci-fi artists

Artist shops can be surprisingly hard to track down on the internet, but here's a short list of ones I've come across. All of these artists are featured in my book (except one), so you can read up on them before you commit to a print.

Michael Whelan 

John Harris

Syd Mead

Don Maitz

David B Mattingly

Peter Andrew Jones - Jones was one of just a few artists who declined to be included in my art book, but he has a distinct, colorful style that I would have loved to have featured!

Finally, here's one extra bonus, just for everyone who made it to the end of this article: The UK-based educational charity Centre for Computing History sells three big officially licensed John Harris posters featuring these three artworks, famous for their use as covers for Sinclair programming manuals.

It's a great deal that I've never seen mentioned anywhere, and Harris' work has a timeless quality that makes it great for an unassuming wall decoration. If you're outside the UK, the shipping costs will be a pain, but there's no better deal for a classic sci-fi poster.

#gift guide #sci-fi #sci-fi gift ideas #gift ideas #retro sci-fi art

[bambamramfan]

"Late Night with the Devil" is a horror movie releasing tomorrow about a 70's late night show that has been highly anticipated by the indie film scene.

That is, until reviewers discovered that 3 title cards during the movie were AI generated art. (I couldn't tell myself when I saw the images, but if you look closely enough the telltale signs are there.) Now the same people who were championing it, are boycotting it. I'm not kidding.

These are from the same community that if you ask about a movie by Roman Polanski, Woody Allen, or Harvey Weinstein, talk about "separating the art from the artist." I'm not calling them hypocrites - these are apples to oranges - but the scale of the difference is very funny.

I'm not a fan of AI art, at least in its current incarnation, which promises to replace quality, adequately paid art with industrial slop at a mass scale. I get drawing a line and trying to defend the line.

If anything, it reminds me of tumblr and fan fiction communities. The way the sharpest knives in identity politics aren't out for Republicans and white men and grey tribers - no these days they are wielded against authors who have five intersectional flags but offend against a sixth. Because you can't hurt the mega-establishment, but you can hurt the queer POC author next door.

Which just makes the insular progressive communities hellscapes without proportionality.

No enemies but the in-in-in-in-in-group.

#film analysis #late night with the devil #ai art

[cooketimm]

Hardboiled #10-25 (1990-98) cover artwork by Bruce Timm

Interview from Cool Stuff Magazine #1 (1995):

Gary Lovisi: Much of your work is characterized by raw, intense energy and action, or beautiful women in stylish, dangerous settings. Some is obviously influenced by the pulps.

Bruce Timm: I’m big pulp fan, have been since the early 70s, when I started reading Doc Savage and Avenger reprints. I can’t really say how they’ve influenced my artwork much, except when doing pulp-homage stuff like the Bob Price books. But I do sometimes wish I was born decades earlier so I could have worked for some of the old pulps, which was why it was so much fun doing the Price stuff, and the «mock 50s» paperback covers for your Gryphon Books.

The hero pulps — Doc Savage, The Spider, The Shadow, etc — did have a big impact on my approach to the Batman cartoons. It’s something I tried to inject into the show from early on, the atmosphere, danger and illicit excitement, and especially that Norvell Page-type feeling of impending doom — the «doomed city» mood. It’s also why I set the sense in a timeless, 40s-styled world of big cars, padded shoulders, gangsters, shadowy streets, etc. I only wish we’d gone farther with it.  

For instance, my original version of Batman himself was actually close to the Shadow: rarely seen close-up, speaking in short, clipped phrases, more mysterious, literally. I wanted to play him cold and remote, almost unhuman. But the network and our various story editors would have none of that!  «We need to humanize him», «He needs to have a sense of humor», «We need to more about Bruce Wayne, the person», etc! Whereas I could care less about Bruce Wayne! He’s much more fascinating if you don’t know what he’s thinking, or what drives him.

A few «Shadowy» touches did survive. Batman is rarely seen be the public, almost never on TV. Even when dealing with the police, he’s usually off in shadows conferring with Commissioner Gordon only. And when he’s in the Batcave, he’s almost always in costume. My way of saying he’s Batman, not the other guy, not Bruce Wayne. Like Lamon Cranston, his true, «legal» identity is a facade.

I’ d love to do straight-ahead pulp hero adaptation someday. Doc or The Shadow or The Spider, either in comics or animation, without the senseless updating and over-explaining «character development» like in the Alec Baldwin-Shadow-fiasco-film.  

Gary Lovisi: Your stunning covers for my Hardboiled mag are very popular with everyone who sees them. What are your feelings on hardboiled crime-related art?

Bruce Timm: It’s hard, actually, to define «crime-fiction» art. There’s pulp crime-fiction art, and digest crime-fiction art, both of which cross over with paperback crime-fiction art. Basically, I’m a fan of good illustration. Period. Regardless of subject matter. Composition, emotionally intensity, color and lighting effects are what I look for. And pretty girls, of course!   

My favorite pulp crime artist is H. J. Ward, hands down. Gorgeous gals in twisty curvy poses, painted in luscious, creamy, wet-on-wet oil technique. My favorite paperback artists include Robert McGinnis, Robert Maguire, and Mitchell Hooks, the usual suspects.

My approach to the Hardboiled covers is different from my earlier «homage» work. When the covers were black and white, I used to experiment with different b&w textures, coquille board, zip-a-tone, xeroxed newsprint, whatever worked. Now that I’m doing them in color, I’m trying to make them as exciting and eye-catching as possible, with loud color, sexy gals, exaggerated action, and simple, graphic, almost cartoony styling.

#bruce timm #pulp #cover #cover art #interview